Baltimore-based electronic songsmith Dan Deacon may have taken a break from all things America to craft a phenomally messed-up "Call Me Maybe" remix, but the focus is back on his new record, following up 2009's Bromst.
The sonic experimenter's latest album features an A-side of finely-tuned pop music, while the B-side is a four-piece suite dedicated to the United States of America. We've already heard "Lots" and "True Thrush," but now you can stream the album in its entirety, courtesy of the Guardian.
Dan Deacon's America arrives in North America tomorrow (August 28) via Domino. Give it a listen below.
The sonic experimenter's latest album features an A-side of finely-tuned pop music, while the B-side is a four-piece suite dedicated to the United States of America. We've already heard "Lots" and "True Thrush," but now you can stream the album in its entirety, courtesy of the Guardian.
Dan Deacon's America arrives in North America tomorrow (August 28) via Domino. Give it a listen below.
